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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
3
A collage of quips and snippets blends biblical verse and wry maxims on manners, money, and society. Notes contrast modern life with old values, mentioning earthquakes, Mormonism, open doors, and livestock of opinions amid a stream of reflective lines.
A terse adage notes that a man serving one he does not respect loses his self respect in time, highlighting the value of personal integrity and autonomy.
A collection of quips and observations on politics tax jokes and daily life from 1924. It mixes humor about football gender roles and civic duties with reflections on tax changes winter fashion and the pace of modern life.
The speaker argues that other governments want Germany to form a functioning government soon, warning that a country moving forward without a stable government undermines the science of governance and raises questions about political process.
British voters may rebel against visiting politicians such as Lloyd George who bring back American political hedges and innovations. The practice upsets cherished traditions amid the current campaign.
Murphy Taggart and Brennan of Tam many Illinois and Indiana discuss 1924 nomination options for the Democrats at French Lick. They weigh Smith McAdoo Ford Ralston Underwood Davis and stress controlling a convention, but doubt primaries will suffice. President Coolidge faces pressure on taxes agriculture and foreign policy as his message looms.
The piece contends academic views claim presidents endure severe overwork and are sacrificed to bureaucracy. It mocks adds of new departments and cabinet posts, noting Coolidge’s tolerance and warning that hard work harms no one. It argues bureaucrats push extra offices, burdening taxpayers for life.
Republicans who fear the impact of President Coolidge's silence on the 1924 campaign grow uneasy as the publication of his message to Congress nears. The long silence on the nation's problems and his urged remedies concentrate public attention on what he will say.
Mrs. Guy White advertises barred cockerels for sale in Murray and Plattsmouth. Contact numbers 1511 in Murray and 3532 in Plattsmouth. Journal want ads payable. Try them.
Glenn Clar Gerbeling born September 21 1910 died November 25 1923 at his family home after an appendectomy. Son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gerbeling he attended Elmwood school and died at age 13 with his family by his side in a Baptist church funeral followed by interment in Elmwood cemetery.
Mr and Mrs H H Gerbeling and family express appreciation to friends neighbors and those who assisted during illness and after the death of their son and brother for flowers and singing.
Charlies City Iowa December 3. The Security Trust and Savings bank will quarter the prize Jer sey bull Brown Lady's Little Jewel at the bank to honor the animal and acknowledge dairy farmer profits. Melvin Ellis, bank president, says the best is not too good for the prize bull and he will be displayed with the marble and black walnut fixtures.
Mr Ellis and his wife are well known in this city for their frequent visits to the home of Mr and Mrs R F Patterson in Charles City. They have on many occasions entertained the Patterson family at their pleasant home in the city.
An improved farm near Union is for rent. Interested parties should write P. D. McCormick at Ralston Nebraska. Advertising will pay you.
A Welsh report describes grafting a finger graft to repair a man's nose. The article ponders what would happen if the grafted digit attempted to grab or seize an object during daily activity.
Hattie M. Reed files for absolute divorce from Reps Reed in Cass county Nebraska court alleging abandonment. Respondent must answer by December 24, 1923 or be defaulted. Attorney A. G. Cole represents plaintiff. n12-4w
In the matter of the estate of George Hanson deceased executors Thomas Hanson and Henry Hanson petition for license to sell parts of land in Cass county to raise 8350 for debts and costs. The court orders all interested appear December 31 1923 at Plattsmouth to show cause why license should not be granted. Judge James T Begley.
The State of Nebraska Cass County county court issues warning to creditors of Benjamin O Tucker deceased. A hearings will be held December 19 1923 and March 19 1924 at 10 am in Plattsmouth to receive and examine claims. Claims must be presented within three months from December 19 1923 and debts paid within one year. County Judge Allen J Beeson presides with seal.
Guardian Bertha L Standley announces a public sale for eight twenty sevenths of an undivided interest in the east half of the southwest quarter of section 30 township 10 range 9 in Cass county Nebraska. The sale, ordered by Judge James T Begley, will occur December 8, 1923 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse. The sale remains open one hour.
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